“Two-Part Invention: The Story of a Marriage”, Madeleine L’Engle

I was a little leery of reading something biographical from one of my favourite childhood authors, in case it made me respect her less as a writer or person.  I also thought this might be pretty depressing, since I knew that it involved in part a serious illness of her husband.  However, I enjoyed it in a quiet way.  I particularly liked the parts about when they were young and courting, and the descriptions of their lives when he was in the theatre.